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... Kslp'i J..'in Thomas )avies Lloyd, tlo* lion. V. I'.liatn Ponwnhy. Count Aifre. i't'rsuv. Hon. Charles (three proclui.ia ions), il.niry Ains'.vick, V.*»i;;„in I'yne.J..m 1». I'att. rem '.dw-trd John Spilling, K-.h-rt Stua-t lie]uuJ (iiruin, Thomas Alexander ...
... during his tenure ef office be did incredible mis.- chief to the naval tmrvice ; so much 'so, that the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy declared that he would ruin the navy. This is now in evidence before the country, Sir James Graham broke up at dispetable ...
... the Cumberland, 70-gun ship, at Chtlmaam dockyard. This vessel has been built on a principle suggested by the late Sir Thomas Hardy. She was meant when first laid down to be employed in the Baltic, and was therefore made to draw less water than men-of-war ...
... the 12th August, 1819, Captain White 'was appointed to command the late Superb, 78, and proceeded Avith Commodore Sir Thomas M. Hardy, as commander -in-chief, to South America. After his return, in 18t22, he remained on shore until September, 1888, when ...
... tsp their position on the Moor. Mark Dent was eh1led to the chair, and addresses were deli- vered by James Hardy, Thomas Pratt, Robert Archer, Thomas Wakenshawv, ?? Hay, Charles Revely \W. Bird, and others. Resolutions were passed,thank- inar the shopkeepers ...
... Houghton-William Wilson, Thomas Bellerby, John Robson. -lorrington East-William Ciiming. Herrington West-Joha Ripon. Hetton-le-Hole-JohM WVoodhouse Day, Thomas Walker, Martin Hardy, John B6wilth, Th a Huidy Joseph fib.: Moorsley-Thomas GreshieWlds, illian ...
... Brotherrs, ChristieNancy, Simpsonw..Fliends, Wheat. ey.Harriett ?? and Elizabeth ?? Jh White, Newtont.ose, D erwent, Hardy Thomas faylor . Marshall, Hall] Sir John Rennie, Burn HeclorVa- liant, ElliottElwick ?? Walker, Coxon ?? Smith ...
... Mr W. W. Hardy, of son. At Ovingham Rectory, on the 15th inst. the wife of the Rev. John of a son. * At Little Harle, on the 12th inst. the wife of Thomas Anderson, Esq., of a son. At Bishopwearmouth, on the 12th inst. the wife of Mr Thomas Blair, shipowner ...
... Fenwick, Henry W. Jesmond Fenwick, John Win. South Preston Lodge Fenwick, Thomas Trewhitt House Fife, Jos. Bainbridge Newcastle Fife, Thomas Low Learchild File. William WhittonCottage Fife, Win. Henry .Newcastle Forster, Gilbert DRidge End Forster ...
... DEXTAL SURGERY. Permanent Arrangements for attending at Newcastle every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Hardy's, Carver and Gilder, Grainger Street, opposite Grey Street. MESSRS MOSELY, SURGEON DENTISTS, No. 61, STREET, GROSVENOR SQUARE, DON, By appointment ...
... JUST ARRIVED, per Wanderer, Hardy, from Buenos Ayres, 1567 SALTED HIDES. Apply to CARR & CO. Brokers, 25, Broad Chare. CATTLE STRAYED. HERE AS, on the Night of Friday last, T TWO LEAN KYLOES Strayed from a Field at Byker. They are Numbered. Colours, Red ...
... William Boyd, of Ryton Grove, in the county of Durha Esq. to Ann, daughter of the late Thomas Anderson All Saints* Church, in this town, on the inst Rev. Robert Green, Thomas Galloway, Esq. Manchester Sarah Ann, youngest daughter the fate Robert Is of this ...